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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1884

Page

3

Market Woes and Stock Debates Roil Boston Scene

Boston market quiet with mercantile paper at 4.5 to 5 percent and call loans 3 to 4 percent. Bank balances 1 to 2 percent. New York funds at 123 premium. Union Pacific and Chicago Burlington and Quincy in talks with limited progress. Bell Telephone stock falls amid bitter newspaper war and calls for cheaper service.

Boston Mercantile Corporation New York

New York Money Markets Brighten After Rail Conference News

New York March 26 Money easy at 14 2 percent on call Prime mercantile paper 4 5 6 percent Bar silver 1113 1114 Foreign exchange firm at 45714 long and 48916 short sight Government securities strong State bonds quiet and firm Prices weak for Pacific Mail Reading and Lackawanna due to trader raid stop orders. Afternoon rally in stocks as Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific conference adjourned without action and trunk line talks hint at settlement.

New York Prime Mercantile Pacific Mail Reading Lackawanna Boston Burlington and Quincy and Union Pacific Conference Nebraska Kansas Trunk Line Grand Central Depot

Market tone dull with quiet trade and steady prices

Business remains quiet across lines with few buyers and steady or lower quotations. Dry goods remain inexpensive, export cotton active, coal prices down, grain and flour markets weak, butter firm but cheese firm, eggs steady, fresh meats dull, metals quiet, copper lower, wool steady, leather firm, lumber rising in demand as warmth grows, alcohol steady, ashes dull, broom corn quiet with mixed quotes.

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Mackerel Prices Fall as Shore Stock Disappears in Nova Scotia

Trade reports mackerel scarce and firm with fat shore No 2s and 3s gone, dealers shift to 4s and 1s. Nova Scotia No 1 mackerel quoted at 17 18 dollars, No 2 at 14 15, No 3 at 11 12 50. A fleet heads for fishing grounds. pickled herring and other fish prices listed amid broad freight and commodity quotes.

Vast Ocean Freight List From Multiple Ports

A lengthy ledger records cargo consignments and quantities across London and several colonial ports. Items include iron bars, bales of rags, albums, porcelain, music ware, wool, boxes of dates and raisins, cocoa, indigo, coffee, and salt, with numerous firms named such as Baring Bros & Co, Nash Spaulding & Co, and Wagons of steamers Colonsay and Ben Hooper. The document lists ships, steamer and schooner names, and cargo totals in hundreds or thousands of units, highlighting a broad, multi-port trade ledger.

London Eng Durham City Lundell Lundberg Lombard Bros Baring Bros & Co Great Western Despatch Co Horace Partridge & Co Olver Ditson & Co Moors & Co Brown Bros & Co Coffe Havana Colonsay Nash, Spaulding & Co Atkins & Co Cienfuegos Ben Hooper Nash Spaulding & Co Lunenburg N.S Russell & Co Whitney, Pousland & Co Spaulaing & Co Progreso Leander Beebe Thebaud Bros New York Matanzas H Waddington Homerson Lucy A Davis Maceio Georgia L Dickson Weld & Co Bowker Fertilizer Co Iloilo John D Wrewer

Mindoro Mindoro cargoes and Hattie R cargo listings

The document lists cargo items on Mindoro including petroleum 30 000 cases spirits turpentine 200 barrels prints 3 bales at ao ae and other goods in Manila Iloilo and Zebu. It also catalogs Hattie R schooner cargoes with molasses 4 coils 10 packages cordage 125 boxes tobacco 86, knives and tools, foodstuffs, timber, hardware and miscellaneous nautical supplies.

Melbourne Aus Sam Sheffield Manila Iloilo ZEBU Mindoro Japan ST Pierre Mig Hattie Dory

Receipts of Staple Goods by Railroads and Expresses

A daily tally lists shipments received by multiple railroads and express services. Items include bales of cotton and wool, flour, oats, corn, wheat, malt, butter, bacon, eggs, tea, coffee, sugar, lard, grease, leather, hides, skins, hams, cheese, and various crates, casks, and bales. Railroads named include Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Eastern, Lowell, Maine, and Sag. Totals appear for numerous consignments such as thousands of bushels, bales, and cases, with some OCR garble present.

Boston and Albany Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Old Colony Railroad New York New England Fitchburg Railroad Lowell Hailroad Maine Railroad Peabody and Salem

The Cattle Market Brighton and Watertown Live Stock

Market reports from Brighton and Watertown dated March 26 show cattle, sheep, calves, and swine prices and arrivals. Detailed totals by state and by yard, with price ranges for beef, store cattle, and hogs, plus notes on dairy, working oxen, and foot and mouth disease rumors.

Brighton and Watertown Boston Post George J. Fox New Hampshire Wemnodt Ou Cess Massachusetts Wotelown Civic Buiznions Boston Lowell Fitchburg Albany Eastern Heston Maine New York Newee Old Colony Providence Brighton N. B

Markets by Telegraph Cotton Receipts and Prices Across US

Receipts and shipments at principal markets show varied activity for March 26 with mid upland prices quoted. Charleston Savannah steady, New Orleans softer, New York quiet, volume and stocks reported. coastwise movement, net exports, and consolidated stocks listed for major ports and cities including New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Memphis Milwaukee and Detroit with notable figures for each.

United States St L's Great Britain France Charleston Savannah New Orleans New York Norfolk Memphis Cincinnati St. Louis

Market Report From London and Liverpool Wheat and Corn

Commercial London March 26 12 30 PM Beerbohm reports cargo movements ease for wheat and corn prices mixed for prompt March and April No 2 red wheat 89s mixed American corn 245 England and France wheat markets quiet Liverpool wheat cheaper No 2 to 1 standard wheat 7s 9d 3s corn 18 weaker UK wheat imports last week 150600 to 155000 quarters corn 890600 to 100000 quar Flour prices and livestock provisions listed with regional variations Receipts of corn for three days 10000 centals.

London Beerbohm Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane Liverpool United Kingdom

Suffrage sociable at Tremont temple praised by Boston crowd

A stormy Wednesday evening brought a large turnout to Tremont temple for a suffrage sociable. Supper at 6, then a program at 8 in Meionaon with graperies, stage lighting, and acts by Abbott Plummer Walton Haynes Rosa Allen and James Allen. West Newton ladies offered charades and drama.

Tremont Temple Abbott Plummer Auburndale James Allen Walton

Death notices and mortality data from Boston area births and deaths

A compiled list of obituary notices from Boston and surrounding towns, naming individuals with ages and dates in March with locations such as Boston Milton Everett Newton Centre Cambridgeport and Nashua NH. Includes a summary mortality report from the Massachusetts Board of Health for the week ending March 22 1884 and population estimates through 1834.

Massachusetts State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity

Norfolk and Western reports 1883 conditions and plans

The 1883 annual report of the Norfolk and Western Railway President Kimball presents 505 miles of line in operation including 44 miles New River division. Net earnings reached 1,303,203 with a net income of 492,410 after interest. No cash dividends were paid. surplus went to improvements and equipment. A mortgage up to 8 million dollars is authorized for expansions tied to Kansas City line connections.

Norfolk and Western Road Kimball Norfolk & Western Railroad Company Roanoke New River Division Norfolk Kansas City Fort Scott Connecticut New Haven Palladium Hartford and Harlem Newington New York and New England Road New Britain State Line New Haven Olmstead Hartford Herlem New Haven and Derby Connecticut Central Railroad Springfield Derby Road Connecticut Central New England New York Hartford and Starlem Boston House Senate Albany Enfield Greenwich Amos F. S5reed Lynn and Boston Horse Railroad Swampscott Marblehead Abbott Hall Woodend Lynn Humphrey Street Hioustom Texas Central Gyoss Catcices

Liabilities and bankruptcies across New England and New York

The report lists numerous business failures and liabilities, including Howes & Co and The Town send Savings Bank with attached estates, R Peasley & Son of Haverhill owing 30000 dollars, A S Wilcox & Co failing in Hinsdale, Thomas Fanton fall River grocer assigned, and Clements morocco manufacturer Lynn with 25000 dollars in attachments. It notes insolvencies by Chas Williams plumber Fall River and Thomas Lucas grocer Fall River, with James Murphy Fall River insolvency settlement and about 25000 dollars liabilities plus modest assets. Further, J R Atlen Providence dealer assigned to S W Nickerson, Michael McHate Aquor dealer attached for 400, Augustus Ballert Allentown failed, and a 70000 dollar damages suit against St Albans Trust customers’ trustees. Winsted boot dealer Rossiter asserts 1200 owed and 2000 assets. Townsend Savings Bank receivers wind up pending private asset sale. Mackinnon Pen Co New York placed in receivership. Schnitzler New York suspenders assigned. Howes & Co insolvent schedules show 314021.99 liabilities and 102819.26 actual assets. Patrick and John Mellroy assign for creditors with preferences. Schenectady Hogie grocer failed. Wm Butler & Co Philadelphia paper mill failure at 20060 liabilities. Flower tailor Chicago and others noted.

Howes & Co Townsend Savings Bank Heal R. Peasley & Son Haverhill Mass A.S. Wilcox & Co Hinsdale Thomas Fanton Fall River Benjamin F. Clements Lynn Chas E. Williams Thomas Lucas James Murphy J. R. Atlen Providence Ak. I W. Nickerson Michael McHate Aquor Ht. J Augustus A. Ballert General Merchandise Allentown R.I Rich St. Albans Charles W. Rossiter Winsted. Conn New Haven Mackinnon Pen Company Fountain and Stylographic Pens New York City S. A. Whitney George W. Carleton Jacob Schnitzler Wall Street Patrick J. Mellroy John R. Mellroy Hugh O’donald Daniel J. Hogie Grocer Schenectady N. Y Wm. Butler & Co West Philadelphia B. F. Smithson Sandy Hook Flower, Tailor Chicago

Funeral of Rev Henry Morgan Held at Morgan Chapel

The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon from the Morgan chapel at Shawmut avenue and Indiana place. The church was draped in black and the remains lay in state from 11 o'clock.

Henry Morgan Morgan Chapel Shawmut Avenue Indiana Place

Pewabic Mining Company annual meeting selects old board

At a large gathering on Congress Street the Pewabic Mining stockholders backed the current directors and defeated attempts to topple management. Over 35,000 of 40,000 shares were represented. the board was re elected with Henry Billings, Thomas H. Perkins, Alden B. Buttrick, Daniel L. Demmon, and Johnson Vivian.

Pewabic Mining Company Congress Street Quincy Company T. H. Perkins Hart Smith New York Mason & Smith Thomas Mason Quincy Smith Messrs. Pearmain & Brooks Edward W.muzzey J. H. Chandler, Esq Houghton, Mich Michigan Henry Billings Newtown Thomas H. Perkins Iboston Alden B. Buttrick Lowell Daniel L. Demmon Boston Johnson Vivian D. L., Demmon

Court hearing resumes in libel for salvage case

In the U S district court before Judge Nelson on March 26 the libel for salvage filed by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company against the schooner Er. H. Weaver had its hearing resumed and the evidence concluded.

Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company Er. H. Weaver

Chelsea letter carrier arraigned for trust violation

George C F Goward, the Chelsea letter carrier, was arraigned Tuesday on a charge of violating his trust and held under $500. He was arrested Wednesday for opening letters and posted $1,000 bond on both charges for circuit court.

Hallett George C.F. Goward Chelsea

Supreme Judicial Court Proceedings Include Equity Case and Habeas Dispute

March 26 sessions before Chief Justice Morton and a panel heard unfinished arguments in Attorney General by Information vs Henry M Whitney et al, with Shattuck and Roper for the plaintiff and Foster and Hyde for defendants. A separate bill in equity by Niles Cahill against Whittemore Bros Co sought to stop alleged trademark infringement in leather dressings, with decision reserved. A habeas petition by Mary L Wentworth against the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children was dismissed after the court found the child in the care of a Maine Shaker society.

Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth C. J. Morton Field W. Allen C. Allen Holmes Attorney General By Information Henry M. Whitney G. O. Shattuck J. C. Roper D. Foster H. D. Hyde A. D. Foster Devens Niles S. Cahill Whittemore Bros. & Co Efleges Ft. W. Clark G. A. Bruce Mary L. Wentworth Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Society of Shakers Maine J. C. Cotter C. C. Read

Damages verdict in dog bite case and related notices

The records show No. 1805 Owen Gillogly vs J I Peabody and No. 1804 Bridget Gillogly pro ams vs Some tried together. The verdict awarded $1 to plaintiff in No. 1803 and $2 to plaintiff in No. 1804. Bridget sought damages for pain from a dog bite on a street incident, with the dog partly through a picket fence. The Patrick Lynch libel case against Capt Peabody and others concludes with the day’s entry. The piece also reports on farm outcomes, agricultural clubs, and breeding notes from Ohio, England, and the United States, including Jersey cattle, crop trends, and dairy ideas.

Owen Gillogly J. I. Peabody Bridget Gillogly Bridget EK. B. Quinn John Davis James Crawford Jlermon Noonan Jones City of Lowell Patrick Lynch Capt. Peabody

Wills and Administrations Recorded by Judge Brooks

Wills presented include Ann Jane Taylor Bedford Frank N Brown Billerica Martha M Lorento Stoneham Charles M Cramer Somerville Lucy M Brigham Elien M McCarthy Marlboro Joshua Bates Natick Samuel L Gibby Ann Martin Lowell Leonard Bruce Wakefield Charles A Wyman Horace Cann Woburn Rosey Nugent Cambridge Fanny Gross Melrose Administrations granted for Matthew McCullough Malden Dudley Hamilton Somerville Mary Ahern Cambridge William Barry Ayer Hannah Burke Cambridge Mary C Cook Everett Emily Rogers Lowell Wm Carter Wilmington Winslow Arnold Marlboro Daniel R Upton Wilmington David Brown Marlboro Eliza A A Weston Lincoln Elizabeth Stearns Watertown Daniel Rindge Cambridge Sarah Elizabeth Bacon Lowell Charles P Stetson Cambridge Gillam Barnes Newton Mary Semple Somerville George E Goddard Stewe

Ann Jane Taylor Bedford Frank N. Brown Billerica Martha M Lorento Stoneham Charles M. Cramer Somerville Lucy M. Brigham Elien M. McCarthy Marlboro Joshua Bates Natick Samuel L. Gibby Ann Martin Lowell Leonard Bruce Wakefield Charles A. Wyman Horace Cann Woburn Rosey Nugent Cambridge Fanny Gross Melrose Matthew McCullough Maldep Dudley Hamilton Mary Ahern William Barry Ayer Hannah Burke Mary C. Cook Everett Emily Rogers Wm. Carter Wilmington Winslow Arnold Daniel R. Upton David Brown Eliza A. A. Weston Lincoln Elizabeth Stearns Watertown Daniel Rindge Sarah Elizabeth

Not Guilty and Sentences in Local Court Rulings

George F. Dow was found not guilty of fraudulently conveying mortgaged property. James Jenks served six months for larceny. William Griffin received three months for larceny. Edward McCann was allowed to proceed on his own recognizance. Augustine Simpson was discharged on his own recognizance for assault. Timothy Cotter was sentenced to one year in the house of correction for indecent assault. Charles V. Warr drew three years for larceny. George J. Garnest was sentenced to six years in the state prison for manslaughter.

George F. Dow James Jenks House of Correction William Griffin Edward McCann Augustine Simpson Timothy Cotter Charles V. Warr George J. Garnest

Boston Courtroom Roundup of Local Offenders

In central court Judge McCafferty presided as Michael Donovan faced indecent exposure charges and was held in 800 dollars for upper court appearance while Peter J. Duffy awaited in 200 dollars on idle and disorderly counts. Mary McCormick paid 16 dollars plus costs for larceny and James H. Taylor posted 2000 dollars for forgery, with William Hayward fined 10 dollars for obstructing a street. East Boston heard Ann Briggs, a vagrant, sentenced to two years at the house of reform for women, Elizabeth Noonan and Mary Carey each given one year for idle and disorderly and common drunkenness respectively, Walter J. Falls held 200 dollars for upper court on larceny. South Boston saw John Duran held on 400 dollars bonds for superior court trial on daytime entering with intent to steal. Charlestown saw John Ryan, Robert Norton and Alfred Petit, all about 14, arraigned on larceny and case continued to Saturday.

Central Court McCafferty Michael Donovan Peter J. Duffy Mary McCormick James H. Taylor William Hayward East Boston Ann Briggs House of Reformation Elizabeth Noonan Mary Carey Walter J. Falls South John Duran Charlestown John Ryan Robert Norton Alfred Petit

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